Sentence examples for recent manpower from inspiring English sources
A recent Manpower survey found that 53% of employers were planning to add workers.
According to a recent Manpower survey, 13% of employers that were interviewed in the San Francisco Bay Area plan to lay off employees in the 3rd quarter.
In the most recent manpower censuses, 94.8% of orthopaedic consultants in the United Kingdom were male compared with 71.2% of anaesthetists, so our sample is relevant to most of the population.
At a recent $31, Manpower is still a buy at 14 times trailing earnings.
According to a recent survey by Manpower, the staffing agency, companies in the valley expect to add workers this year at twice the rate of their center-city counterparts.
The role of the Consultant Radiologist has changed substantially in recent decades, yet manpower planning is often based on older inappropriate methods of measuring Radiologist workload.
In addition to the marked improvement in the standard of living and health, the large increase in the population is also due to the influx of a large number of expatriates to meet the fast-growing development demand for manpower; recent figures on expatriate population in the GCC countries range from 25%% in Oman to 90%% in the UAE World Bankk 2005).
A recent injection of manpower and heavy weaponry - presumably from Russia - meant the pro-Russian rebels, from being on the back foot, were able to open up new fronts and in places force Ukrainian troops into an abrupt and humiliating retreat.
Despite some centres quadrupling their manpower in recent months, many agency officials are working double-shifts and weekends.
Manpower's recent survey found that utilities and transportation companies have the weakest hiring intentions in four years.
In its most recent survey of employers' hiring intentions, Manpower, the temporary employment company, found that the strongest sectors are finance, insurance and real estate, said Barbara J. Beck, the executive vice president for United States and Canadian operations.
